Subject: Wichita Falls

• Channel 5 Minus Four

  December 13, 2006

• Who Hoak?

  July 19, 2006

• Man Amongst 'Boys

  March 23, 2006

• Tutto Tootles

  March 6, 2006

• U2 Can Revisit Bono's 1983 Visit to the Rock and Roll Alternative

  August 6, 2007

• Listen to Oh, Sleeper's Newest Song

  October 19, 2007

• Zale's, a Diamond in the Rough

  February 27, 2008

• You're a Wiener, Day Three! Meat "Nasty" Nathan, No. 30 ... In the World!

  June 19, 2008

• Proud of My Fellow T.J. Patriots

  July 2, 2008

• Be like Mike

  Amidst so much business talk, Michael Irvin remembers that it's all just a game

  August 5, 1999

• Falling Stars

  Who let the air out of the Cowboys? Jerry, Dave, Tony, the heat--you name it. A preview of Dallas' dying days.

  August 9, 2001

• Look, Pastor Robert Jeffress Doesn't Like Anybody Not Like Him, M'Kay?

  November 7, 2008

• Archer County Justice

  May 25, 1995

• Deep roots

  June 22, 1995

• Out Here

  February 15, 1996

• Anywhere but here

  December 31, 1998

• Macha men

  January 14, 1999

• Desperate Measures

  June 10, 1999

• Do you believe?

  April 27, 2000

• 10 Questions: Megan Henderson

  An era ends today as Megan Henderson waves goodbye to Fox 4's Good Day--and to Dallas.The California native joined the popular morning show in August of 2003, after stints in Wichita Falls (of all places) and Salt Lake City. As the perfect foil for stolid veteran Tim Ryan, she helped turn Good Day into one of the city's top morning news programs--often the number one show.Henderson also appears on those random "hottest" TV personality lists, but celebrity never seemed to affect her demeanor. She

  February 27, 2009

• Letters

  August 16, 2001

• Eight Lights

  December 18, 2008

• Centro-matic, The Kadane Brothers and The Theater Fire

  Saturday, June 28, at the Granada Theater

  June 26, 2008

• Hands-Off Handiwork

  January 24, 2008

• Project X

  January 17, 2008

• Burden of proof

  Serial killer Faryion Wardrip would have gotten away with murder if bricklayer-turned-investigator John Little hadn't stolen his coffee cup

  July 13, 2000

• Oddities

  Still more sad stuff, plus the good news that the Longhorn will host a show

  September 13, 2007

• Gutter Ball

  August 23, 2007

• Presumed guilty

  Odell Barnes awaits execution on March 1 -- despite new evidence that he didn't commit the crime

  February 3, 2000

• Perfect Match?

  April 20, 2006

• The New Year, Shellac

  Thursday, June 8, at Sons of Hermann Hall

  June 8, 2006

• Just Peachy

  July 7, 2005

• Pat Metheny

  The Way Up (Nonesuch)

  February 24, 2005

• Life After Death

  Andre Lewis was eight hours from being executed, until the courts realized they had made a big mistake

  December 16, 2004

• Odds & Ends

  MC battles, a benefit at Lee Harvey's and mad love for Bowling forSoup's new single

  September 30, 2004

• Get Out

  Kids show off their extracurricular activities

  April 15, 2004

• Spanish Fly

  Dallas turns rape to romance with Calatrava bridges

  December 18, 2003

• Feel Coppers

  The city council weighs a serious new sex law

  October 30, 2003

• Sisters in Crime

  Female authors find a lucrative trade in Texas lawlessness

  January 9, 2003

• Odds and Ends

  The more things change, the more we try to keep up

  January 3, 2002

• Was He High?

  When Jerry Jones traded up to get Quincy Carter, he made everything difficult for his new "star"

  May 3, 2001

• Cloudy Issue

  Bill proposes to ban smoking in Texas restaurants

  March 1, 2001

• Dots and loops

  The Kadanes celebrate The New Year, One Ton Records sticks its head in the Buzz-Oven, and oh-so-much more

  June 22, 2000

• Analyze this

  From his seat on Oprah, Dallas' Dr. Phil McGraw reigns as the king of quick fixes for troubled relationships. But what about his own?

  April 13, 2000

• Please Forgive Me

  May 28, 2009

• What Summer Vacation?

  School's out for summer, but the Dallas Independent School District's board of trustees has one hellacious evening ahead of it, beginning with a 5 p.m. public hearing at 3700 Ross Avenue concerning the proposed 2009-'10 school year budget. After that's done, it's down to big business, some of which has been processed elsewhere, as in: The board will vote whether to give $2 million to Academic Success Program, and Lori Stahl's story today suggests that perhaps Superintendent Michael Hinojosa, who

  June 25, 2009

• Does Amarillo Have Better Radio Than Dallas?

  Making my way back to Big D after a week spent camping in Utah and Arizona, I stumbled upon KWTS 91.1 FM out of Amarillo. Broadcasting from the West Texas A&M University campus, this little oasis of deep indie rock kept me locked in until the signal finally diminished just outside of Wichita Falls. For those couple of hours, though, and on a Sunday afternoon, no less, my family and I were serenaded by the likes of Los Camesinos!, The Ting Tings, Benjy Ferree, Vetiver, Mates of State, Woodpig

  June 30, 2009

• The Top 10 Reasons Austin is Better Than Dallas

  Different vibe in Austin, sayeth this T-shirt for sale on South Congress. Born in Oak Cliff. Raised in Duncanville. Citizen of Dallas.​ But every time I go to Austin - like this past weekend when I skeedaddled from Cowboys' Camp in San Antonio for a quick getaway - I feel like I belong there. Know what I mean? 10. The whole city is one big Deep Ellum. 9. Two words: Cable. Access. The people willing to pay for their 15 minutes are incredibly entertaining, if not so much talented. On Sat

  August 3, 2009

• Gig Alert: Rick Yost and the Sofa Kings Tonight at Pearl at Commerce

  ​If you've got the hump day blues, there are a bunch of options for you to check out tonight--and we'll give you the rundown on a few of them as the afternoon rolls along. First up, Rick Yost.Even though Yost owns the nightclub where he'll be performing this evening, that's no reason not to catch his songwriting and instrumental chops on this (and every) Wednesday night at Pearl at Commerce.Yost has been a part of the area blues and jazz scene for years, and has played as a sideman for singer-

  September 9, 2009

• She Didn't Mind Paying the 60-Cent Toll. But the Extra Buck Made Her Call a Lawyer.

  ​Courthouse News brings us the interestingish case of Mary Kemp v. the Texas Department of Transportation over ... one dollar. Our story starts on November 4, 2007. The Wichita Falls resident was on State Highway 121 -- the Sam Rayburn -- and about to take the Denton Tap Road exit near Coppell when she realized she didn't have any change for the toll. Nor did she have a TollTag. So, according to her lawsuit filed Monday in Dallas federal court, "she decided to pay for use of the tollway throug

  October 28, 2009